Sentence examples for and with a maximum of from inspiring English sources
The hotel's owners have ensured it is football focused not United themed and, with a maximum of 26 home match days in a season, maybe that makes sense.
La Compagnia del Madrigale interleave Gesualdo's sequences with sacred madrigals by de Macque, Luzzaschi, Marenzio and Vinci, and, with a maximum of six voices, approach them from the background of Gesualdo's secular madrigals.
By this approach, a sulfide layer with an irregular thickness and with a maximum of 0.15 µm thickness was formed.
That center unit depicted in the capsule isn't a cooler, by the way – it's the escape motor, which Blue Origin tested on its rocket last year, as a means to separate the capsule from its rocket quickly and with a maximum of force in case of emergency.
The Royal Free spokesman told TechCrunch that in total three small "user tests" of Streams have been run so far, with each lasting between two and six days, and with a maximum of six clinicians using the app during each test.
Covering over 100,000 hectares Tswalu Kalahari Reserve is South Africa's largest private game reserve and with a maximum of just 30 guests at one time you won't have any crowds to contend with.
It is designed to optimize acceleration and response at the expense of highway speed and range, with a maximum of 44 horsepower and 70 pound-feet of torque.
The Creative Diversity Network, which is backed by all of the UK's main broadcasters, looked at the five most popular programmes in drama, entertainment and factual between October last year and April this year, with a maximum of six editions of each show.
Of the 188 markers examined, 87 (46.2%) detected heterozygosity in the mulberry genotypes and species with a maximum of 1.00 for markers MulSSR39, Mul3SSR26 Mul3SSR91 and Mul3SSR135, (Additional file 1).
The atmosphere is intimate and relaxing, with a maximum of 25 people of an evening, so be sure to book.
And as is customary with Phase-Two Tarantino, there are no characters, only "characters" – cartoonish caricatures painted with the broadest of brushstrokes and performed with a maximum of self-awareness.
